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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum illumin Holdings Inc T.ILLM

Alternate Symbol(s):  ILLMF

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illumin Holdings Inc. provides a journey advertising platform, which enables marketers to reach consumers at every stage of their journey by leveraging advanced machine learning algorithms and real-time data analytics. It enables advertisers to connect intelligently with audiences across online display, video, social and mobile campaigns. Its Programmatic Marketing Platform, powered by machine... see more

TSX:ILLM - Post Discussion

illumin Holdings Inc > is AT acceleration increasing and decreasing?
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Post by 5rockies on Dec 29, 2020 4:03pm

is AT acceleration increasing and decreasing?

Check out the first and second derivative
Comment by Torontojay on Dec 29, 2020 4:23pm
  If the acceleration is increasing then the second derivative is > 0  That is, acceleration is either increasing or decreasing but it cannot be both.  I.e, y=x^2 , y"= 2 , for x all real numbers > 0  x= time y= distance  What are you talking about?   
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